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James William Maloney

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James William Maloney

Birth
Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, USA
Death
18 Mar 1977 (aged 89)
Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, USA
Burial
Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, USA Add to Map
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Sec 3G, Lot 217
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He was the son of John Joseph(?) (1852-1923) and Sarah Ann McGinnis (1855-1902) Maloney.

His mother died in 1902 and his Aunt 'Bid' Bridget Bowers (his mother's sister) raised him and his eight brothers and sisters.

Jim's siblings (9):
1. Daniel Joseph Maloney (1881-1946)
2. George Francis Maloney (1883-1960)
3. Alice Margaret 'Maggie' Maloney (1885-1888)
4. Anna Josephine Maloney (1889-1910) - never married
5. Helen Marie 'Nellie' Maloney Foose (1891-1967)
6. Sarah Veronica 'Sadie' Maloney McHaines (div) Maloney (1894-1979)
7. John Francis Maloney (1894-1960) - never married
8. Mary Josephine Maloney Costello (1896-1980)
9. William Anthony 'Mickey' Maloney (1899-1965)

James served in the US Army in World War I - 1917/1918.

His father died in 1923.

He married on August 18, 1928; his wife: Mary Victoria Rusche (1887-1981) - they had no children. She was previously married to a Mr O'Haver and had two children: Stanford Ray O'Haver (1907-1994) and Arlie Elizabeth O'Haver Featheringill (1910-1986).

Jim worked for the Indianapolis Times newspaper from about 1920-1952 - previously he worked for the Indianapolis Star/News. He was the first pressman to set a color advertisement and the first to set a perfume ad with the perfume mixed with the ink.

He was a member of the International Pressman's Union.

Jim raised homing pigeons and he was a boxer in his younger days.

Jim died at age 89 years 3 months 8 days.

The above picture was taken about 1946.
He was the son of John Joseph(?) (1852-1923) and Sarah Ann McGinnis (1855-1902) Maloney.

His mother died in 1902 and his Aunt 'Bid' Bridget Bowers (his mother's sister) raised him and his eight brothers and sisters.

Jim's siblings (9):
1. Daniel Joseph Maloney (1881-1946)
2. George Francis Maloney (1883-1960)
3. Alice Margaret 'Maggie' Maloney (1885-1888)
4. Anna Josephine Maloney (1889-1910) - never married
5. Helen Marie 'Nellie' Maloney Foose (1891-1967)
6. Sarah Veronica 'Sadie' Maloney McHaines (div) Maloney (1894-1979)
7. John Francis Maloney (1894-1960) - never married
8. Mary Josephine Maloney Costello (1896-1980)
9. William Anthony 'Mickey' Maloney (1899-1965)

James served in the US Army in World War I - 1917/1918.

His father died in 1923.

He married on August 18, 1928; his wife: Mary Victoria Rusche (1887-1981) - they had no children. She was previously married to a Mr O'Haver and had two children: Stanford Ray O'Haver (1907-1994) and Arlie Elizabeth O'Haver Featheringill (1910-1986).

Jim worked for the Indianapolis Times newspaper from about 1920-1952 - previously he worked for the Indianapolis Star/News. He was the first pressman to set a color advertisement and the first to set a perfume ad with the perfume mixed with the ink.

He was a member of the International Pressman's Union.

Jim raised homing pigeons and he was a boxer in his younger days.

Jim died at age 89 years 3 months 8 days.

The above picture was taken about 1946.

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